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| == GSoc '09 Ideas ==
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| Hi, I am Sumit. I have ideas to work on the Code Modularization project and the BZ Robots project. I am posting my ideas regarding both of them, it would be great to hear any comments/appreciation/criticism on the discussion page.
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| === Code Modularization ===
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| I think that using an MVC (Model-View-Controller) model for the game would be very helpful, right now the code is organized in accordance with individual functionality of each module and the code for model-view and controller for each functionality is in the same module ( I have checked out only a few modules and this is what i could have observed, please correct me, if I am wrong here).
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| According to the MVC model, we would be having separate modules for Model-View And Controller and each module would have the functionalities for everything.
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| [[Image:UseCaseScenario-CodeModularization.png]]
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| Advantages / Deliverables :
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| # MVC model would make the design of the code much more extensible and make the code base stable.
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| # Since we would be having separate modules for each functionality, it would be easier to debug the code and find any possible bugs.
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| # MVC model makes sense for code design of a game.
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| Past Experiences in the field :
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| I have worked on a small game in pygame as term project in college, in which I have implemented MVC model. The code base is not publicly available as of now, I would try to talk to the professor concern and try and make a repo for the same on google code for reference purposes.
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| === BZ Robots ===
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| Bots in the game have been implemented using RoboCode Architecture, which is quite extensible.
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| We can use this architecture for variable toughness level of the bots, too.
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| TODO : Find about the current code status and discuss it with the developers.
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| P.S : All the ideas/info that I have added over here is in regard with GSoc'09 . It might be the case that my perception about the current code base might not be quite good.
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